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Saloni
Patil
Vice President of Product & Technology
NielsenIQ
Saloni is a seasoned product leader with over 15 years of experience in product management, strategy, and design. As a product and technology leader at NIQ, she spearheads initiatives for Walmart, focusing on launching and scaling products that help her client drive e-commerce growth and better serve their millions of customers. She is an expert in user-centered design, go-to-market strategies, and continuous iteration, with a passion for building simple products that enhance engagement, retention, and loyalty. Saloni is dedicated to developing talent and fostering a collaborative, customer-centric culture within her teams. When not working, you will find her living the life of a typical soccer mom and either reading or dabbling in some art.
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18 November 2026 12:00 - 12:45
Interactive roundtable discussions
In this networking roundtable session, attendees will have a chance to connect with fellow product peers and learn from each other. Each discussion topic will be led by an expert speaker, who will facilitate and guide the conversation to ensure maximum impact. Discussion topics: 1. Aligning goals: Product managers and internal stakeholder collaboration 2. Business Transformation and continuous improvement 3. Unlocking the full potential of your product lifecycle: Strategies for sustainable growth 4. Cultivating success: Building a mentorship framework for product managers 5. Aligning goals: Product managers and internal stakeholder collaboration
18 November 2026 09:45 - 10:15
Relevance in the age of AI: Who owns the interface?
For decades, product leaders have competed on the strength of their interface: the app, the storefront, the checkout flow. But as AI agents increasingly act on behalf of consumers, searching, comparing, and even purchasing without a human ever seeing a screen, that interface may no longer belong to the brand at all. This session examines what happens to relevance when the layer between you and your customer is owned by someone else's model. We will explore where value actually sits in an agentic commerce future: is it in the product experience, the underlying data, the protocol that agents rely on to transact, or something else entirely. Drawing on early signals from agentic commerce, this session challenges product leaders to rethink their strategic position before the interface question is answered for them. Attendee takeaways - A clear framework for identifying where your product's value sits today, and where it's at risk of eroding as AI intermediaries take over the interface - A sharper understanding of what "agentic commerce" actually means in practice, beyond the buzzword - Practical questions to bring back to your product and leadership teams about data access, protocol dependency, and brand visibility in an AI mediated future - A perspective on how to start preparing your roadmap now, rather than reacting once the shift is already underway